Elks Hold South Central District Session at Nelsonville
About 300 Elks from 14 lodges attended the Nelsonville District meet Sunday led by Exalted Ruler Oral Daugherty. The program included a class initiation, music, speeches by Dr. Rockey and other district officers, with representation from Columbus to Washington D. C.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lodge
B. P. O. Elka
South Central District
Elks
Oral Daugherty
Dr. Rockey
Lancaster
James Cooper
Charlies Haslop
Newark
Fred Bond
Zanesville
Eastern
Ohio
Columbus
New Lexington
Portsmouth
Ironton
Gallipolis
Circleville
Chillicothe
Athens
Logan
Washington
D. H
Nelsonville Bowlers Triumph Over Columbus Outfit
Nelsonville bowlers defeated the Corwin-Voeller Co. team of Columbus at Arcade Alleys, winning all three games for a total of 151 pins. Lorch of Columbus starred with an average of 220 per game. A strong Columbus team is slated for next Saturday night.
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Nelsonville
Corwin-Voeller Co
Columbus
Lorch of
Lena Gould Dies at Home in This City
Miss Lena Gould aged 19 died Sunday night at 8 30 after a four month illness. Funeral will be at 2 PM Tuesday with burial in Hebbardeville. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gould of 77 Franklin Ave Athens born near Athens lived in the city most of her life. A Chauncey High School graduate of 1928 she worked at Gibson Drug Store in Athens until illness.
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Lena Gould
Hebbardeville
Miss Gould
Elmer Gould
Franklin Avenue
Athens
Chauncey High School
Gibson Drug Store
Nelsonville Coach Discusses Technocracy at Church Talk
Nelsonville High School basketball coach Julian Yantis told the Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church that technocracy is obsolete and impractical due to social conditions and existing government. He argued wealth and energy can be measured by energy units, but the price system will normalize once the country returns to normal.
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Nelsonville
Julian Yantis
Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
Yantis
Howard Scott
Frank Knox
Mothers of Endeavor
Hocking Valley
Mary Whitmore
Marriet Whitmore
Charlies Evans
Elwood McCreary
Marold McCray
Joe Galvin
Kathryn Hall
Holy Year Set Aside by Vatican Bull for Palm Sunday
Vatican announces a holy year beginning Palm Sunday to mark Christ’s death centenary. Bells rang as Monsignor Enrico Dante led a four basilica reading of the bull, detailing ceremonies and indulgence rules for pilgrims to Rome, Lourdes, and Palestine.
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Vatican City
Rome
Holy City
Papal Court
Enrico Dante
Vatican
St. Peter's
Loudres
Palestine
Chinese Fear New Advance Toward Tientsin From Great Wall
Chinese officials feared a Japanese move from the Great Wall toward Tientsin as reports from Gen. Hoe Chu Kuo indicated heavy Chinese concentrations along the 100 mile rail line to Shanhaikwan. Outside the wall, Japanese counter-attacks and Manchoukou protection were reported near Kailu and Tungliao.
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Peiping
Great Wall
Tientsin
Shanhaikwan
Hoe Chu Kuo
Shanhaikhwan
Feng Chan Hai
Big Swords
Jehol
Manchoukou
Kailu
Tungliao
Son May Die Too After Door Glass Break Incident
Cincinnati dispatch reports John Lind Jr. aged 20 in serious condition from blood loss after breaking a door glass to reach his father John Lind Sr who had shot himself to death.
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Cincinnati
John Lind, Jr
John, Sr
Last survivor of 176th Regiment dies in Mount Sterling
David Wheeler age 83, last survivor of Company K, 176th Regiment, Ohio War Labor, died at home in Mount Sterling Sunday. He was a member of the J. C. Bostwick Post, Grand Army of the Republic.
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MT. Sterling
David Wheeler
176Th Regiment
J. C. Bostwick Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Dr Hill Moves on Washington Street
Nelsonville news reports Dr N Hill relocating his medical practice from West Columbus Street after 41 years to 20 East Washington Street beside the Standard Filling Station. The move follows his wife’s cerebral hemorrhage illness about four weeks prior, with the office space later reconfigured to make room for a shoe store.
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Nelsonville
Jan
N. Hill
West Columbus Street
East Washington Street
Hill
Mechem
Shafer Wholesale House Burglarized for 40000 Cigarettes
Nelsonville branch of C. D. Shafer Company wholesale grocers robbed Saturday night. Police found 40000 cigarets stolen with 25000 of one brand and the rest from three other brands. Entrance gained by forcing a rear door. Theft reported Sunday noon.
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Nelsonville
C. D. Shafer Company
Buchtel PTA Met Tonight For Operetta Event
The January meeting of the Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association is set for tonight at 7:30 at Buchtel High School. Third and fourth grades under Miss Lillian Coleman and Miss Alfield Johnson will present the one act operetta Father Time's Party.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association
Buchtel High School
Father Time's Party
Lillian Coleman
Alfield Johnson
Athens area families visit scattered relatives over weekend
G N Figgins visited daughter Mrs Joe Mathewson in Athens. Tom Mathewson and two daughters traveled to Columbus to see his mother Mrs J F Mathewson who is critically ill there. Various local residents including Ed Figgins and Mrs Will Parry visited relatives in Columbus and Logan for medical and family reasons.
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G. N. Figgins
Joe Mathewson
Athens
Tom Mathewson
Columbus
J. F. Mathewson
Charlies McCarty
Washington, D. C
N. Hill
Hill
Will Parry
George Schwenke
Logan
Willis Davis
Delbert Davis
Dave Evans
W. W. Poston
William Morgan
Baby Darrell Johnson Dies in Carbondale
Darrell Johnson four months old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson died Sunday at their home in Carbondale Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Asbury Church Burial will be at Asbury Parents have one other child The Home Makers Class meets Tuesday at Nelsonville High School at 2 p m in the Home Economics Room Foods will be studied New members welcome The course is free open to all women in the community
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Nelsonville
Darrell Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Carbondale
Asbury Church
Asbury
Nelsonville High School
T. M. Wolfe
Athens
State Department of Education
Junior High Plans Basketball Handbook and Pep Event
The Junior High School student council met to plan a handbook for the basketball season. It will include the schedule, school yells and songs and be distributed at a pep meeting before the game with Nelsonville. Charles Dalton led the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Charles Dalton
Edith Stocklin
Phyliia Logan
Betty Miller
Donna Rosm
Blanche Verity
Hocking Hill Man Fined for Intoxication
Elmer Yates of Hocking Hill was fined $10 and costs by Magistrate C H Porter after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested earlier by Constable Frank White.
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Elmer Yates
Hocking Hill
C H. Porter
Frank White
Eastern Ohio Mines Employ Many Old Men
In St Clairsville Ohio on January 16 a United Press report notes that over 25 percent of the 6000 coal miners in Eastern Ohio are over 50, with many past 60 and some over 70. Averages run 48, with older workers earning based wages and long tenures. officials say older men have steadier records and less layoff time.
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ST. Clairsville
U.P
Ohio
Peter Armitage
Hanna Coal Company
Dillon
Jefferson County
Harry Reid
George Tedrich
Death Plotter Ends Life in The Big House
Clinton Grate the second of four Ohio Penitentiary conspirators in the 1930 fire ended his life by hanging in his cell. James Raymond hanged himself months earlier, George Krausman is institutionalized for insanity, leaving Hugh Gibbons as the remaining inmate. Warden Thomas isolated Grate in a single cell amid arrest, speculation, and rumors of a vendetta among inmates.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Clinton Grate
James Raymond
George Krausman
Krausman
Hugh Gibbons
Grate
Preston Thomas
Raymond
Hoover Health Is Unimpaired as He Leaves Office
President Hoover remains in excellent health as he prepares to leave the White House for private life on March 4. White House physician Capt Joel Boone credits daily exercise and diet for his wellbeing, noting he dropped from 210 pounds to about 176 178 while undertaking a seven am Medicine Ball Cabinet routine, walks at Rapidan, and horseback rides.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Executive Mansion
Joel T. Boone
Capt. Boone
Rapidan
Two Glouster Businesses Burglarized In Weekend Theft
In Trimble an attack on the J. E. Roberts filling station and Danford & Danford hardware store left a single large foot impression and loot from both sites. Police found 200 pennies and flashlights at the station and a Majestic radio plus cartridges at the hardware store. Authorities pursued a footprint clue as the investigation proceeded.
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Trimble
J. E. Roberts
Danford & Danford
Majestic
Stratton
John Bolin
Trimbie
E. A. Johnson
John Price Dies at Chesterhill Sunday
John Price of Chesterhill died Sunday morning from heart trouble after years of ill health including two strokes. Survived by wife and two children Clyde Price and Mrs Arthur Vercoe. Funeral Tuesday at 1 pm in Chesterhill with burial there. about 70, a carpenter by trade, formerly employed as a mine carpenter for Ohio Collieries Co.
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Glouster
John Price
Chesterhill
Mr. Price
Clyde Price
Arthur Vercoe
Marietta
Paving Complete on Main Street Route 13 in Glouster
The completion of a short paving strip on Main Street near Richardson Bakery finishes Route 13 work in Glouster begun last summer. Delays due to bakery relocation and cold weather slowed progress until equipment moved from Athens. An all day shift and Sunday overtime finished the brick work and opened the street to traffic.
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Glouster
Main Street
Richardson Bakery
East Street
Athens
Mrs. Rosa Foreman Buried in Athens Area
Mrs. Rosa Foreman 67 died Saturday after a stroke. Funeral held at M. E. Church Millersport with burial in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. She was twice married, survived by sisters Mrs. John Price Thurston and Mrs. Silas Hooper Jacksonville, a niece Mrs. W. H. Fierbaugh Truetown, and nephews Harry and George Pyle Bellaire and Andrew Collins New Castle Pa.
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John Price
Thurston
Silas Hooper
Jacksonville
W. H. Fierbaugh
Truetown
Harry and
George Pyle
Bellaire
Andrew Collins
New Castle
Rebekahs Install Officers in Jacksonville Lodge
Nine veh Rebekah Lodge No. 296 installed officers Friday night led by Madre Harry as installing officer assisted by Ida Davis and others. New officers include Minnie Hartley Noble grand Mae Turner vice grand and Margaret Hammond recording secretary plus Electa Grimm treasurer and Maude Davis chaplain. Seventeen officers named with three appointive positions pending. a pot luck supper followed for 20 members and one visitor.
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Jacksonville
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Madre Harry
Ida Davis
Alice Phiips
Maude Davis
Lydia Watkins
Alta Dunnevy
Noble Grand
Minnie Hartley
Mae Turner
Margaret Hammond
Mona Scurlock
Electa Grimm
Lizzie Anderson
Alice Phillips
Susie Kasler
N. G
Altha Dunlevy
V. G
Mary Hill
Thea Chapter Officers Convene for Practice
GLOUSTER Jan 16 Mrs Sarah Williams worthy matron of Thea Chapter O E has announced a special meeting of officers to be held Tuesday night for practice.
Mrs. Theodore Bridge Dies at 60 in Columbus
Mrs. Theodore Bridge aged 60 died at her home 2234 North High Street Saturday night after a paralytic stroke. Born in Germany she came to the U S at age 10. She had lived in Glouster 35 years before moving to Columbus 12 years ago with her husband Z Z Bridge. Surviving are a son Emmitt of Pittsburgh a daughter Mrs Harry McDonald 2232 North High Street two brothers Rev Fr C A Frerick Fond du Lac Wis and Julius Bucyrus and two sisters Mrs Anna Baum-
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Dora Bridge
Z. Z. Bridge
North High Street
Germany
Emmitt
Pittsburgh
Harry McDonald
C. A. Frerick
Fond du Lac
Wis
Julius
Bucyrus
Anna Baum
Suicides and arrests across mixed testimony at Blower case
Investigation yielded a verdict as Smith stated in a muddled report. Enoc er, husband and company president, could not explain his wife A .32 automatic found above a pillow. Mrs Blower killed herself after a party, as Daub and Migs of the Lee Apartments became involved. Daub and Migs allegedly argued with Blower in her residence before raising a cloth and firing. The scene showed iron injuries and bruises. Glouster reports detail a separate arrest for Sauer with justice awaited and an earlier indictment at the Ohio penitentiary after a term from Athens County.
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William Boyd
Lew Cody
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Will Barber
Tom Evans
Isaac Warner
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Maria Powell
John Hall
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Buchtel P. F. A
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Ohio Penitentiary
Hoover Health
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Blower
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